Google Compute Engine and Networking & Cloud Storage
1.True or False: Google cloud Load Balancing allows you to balance HTTP-based traffic across multiple Compute Engine regions.
Answer: True
2. Which statement is true about google VPC net works and subnets?
Answer: Networks are global ;subnets are regional
3.An application running in a compute Engine virtual machine needs high-performance scratch space. Which type storage meets this need?
Answer: Local SSD
4. Choose an application that would be suitable for running in a Preemptible VM.
Answer: A batch job That can be checkpointed and restarted
5. How do compute Engine customers choose between big VMs and many VMs?
Answer: Use big VMs for in-memory databases and CPU-intensive analytics;use many for fault tolerance and elasticity
6.How do VPC routers and firewalls works?
Answer: They are managed by Google as a built-in feature.
7. A GCP customer wants to load-balance traffic among the back-end VMs that form part of a multi-tier application.which load-balancing should this customer choose?
Answer: The regional internal load balancer.
8. For which of these interconnet options is service Level Agreement available.
Answer: Dedicated interconnect
Storage in cloud
1.Your Cloud Storage objects live in buckets. Which of these characteristics do you define on per-bucket basis? Choose all that are correct (3 correct answers).
Answers:
A geographic location
A globally unique name
A default storage class
2. True or false :cloud Storage is well suited to providing the root file system of a linux virtual machine.
Answer: False
3. Why would a customer consider the Coldline storage class?
Answer: To save money on storing infrequently accessed data.
Cloud Bigtable
True or false:Each table NOSQL databases such as Cloud Bigtable has a single schema that is enforced by the database engine itself.
Answer: False
2. Some developers think of cloud Bigtable as persistent hashtable. What does that mean?
Answer: Each item in the database can be sparsely populated and looked up with a single key.
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